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|journalKH2=Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966)<br><br>Eeyore always seems to be a bit gloomy. His usual residence is a house built of sticks. His tail is held on by a tack, but it keeps falling off and getting lost.<br><br>Eeyore spends quite a lot of time wandering the Hundred Acre Wood looking for a new home, because his stick is always falling down. | |journalKH2=Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966)<br><br>Eeyore always seems to be a bit gloomy. His usual residence is a house built of sticks. His tail is held on by a tack, but it keeps falling off and getting lost.<br><br>Eeyore spends quite a lot of time wandering the Hundred Acre Wood looking for a new home, because his stick is always falling down. | ||
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'''Eeyore''' is a character of the [[100 Acre Wood]] [[world]] of '' | '''Eeyore''' is a character of the [[100 Acre Wood]] [[world]] of ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. He is an especially gloomy mule who wanders aimlessly, pondering sad facts and possibilities. In the first two games, he doesn't have a voice role, but is voiced by Gregg Berger in the English version and Taro Ishida in the Japanese version of ''Kingdom Hearts II''. He is based on his appearance in Disney's ''Winnie the Pooh'' franchise. Eeyore lives in a world within a world, whose inhabitants are blissfully unaware of the battles waged outside of their peaceful forest. | ||
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